haunt candidates in 2020. soledad: i m soledad o brien. welcome to matter of fact. on tuesday, four more states have their say at the polls. arizona, illinois, ohio, and florida all have presidential primaries. one platform democratic hopefuls agreed on environmental justice. swing voters named climate change as a key issue, one that could win or lose their vote. while this green revolution might seem new, it has deep roots in places like the far south side of chicago. during our listening tour last fall, our special correspondent joie chen learned the forgotten history of the environmental justice movement, and one woman who made it happen. joie: the tears fall hard here, and often, at this streetside memorial to all the lives lost in a poisoned community. do you think you know most of them? cheryl: yeah, i know charles lamb senior, because i knew his son chilly. he was sick. he died of cancer. joie: the browns. the smiths. the rays. so many more. this is a lot of suferi
the u.s. a recent gallup poll found one fourth of americans say they or a family member delayed treatment for a serious medical condition because they couldn t afford it. that s where volunteer health clinics, like remote area medical or ram are stepping up to fill the gap. ram, and its volunteer doctors, have provided more than 785- thousand patients with free medical care since 1985. and the number of individuals served has more than doubled just in the last six years. at a recent two-day clinic in suitland, maryland, near washington, d.c., people lined up outside in the cold waiting for care and once inside, they were grateful for the help. at least somebody cares. with the big government, they don t care. especially if you can t afford it. you go to a hospital, which i ve had many times, and i get these outrageous bills. but i have to go to the hospital. i don t have a choice. soledad: jeff eastman is the ceo of remote area medical. thanks for joining me. walk me th
if you admit that she is never coming home, it s like you admit defeat or that she is dead. a hard-working wife, a loving mother, a woman with a complicated love life. she was having affairs. they worked in the same office. now, the secret was out. replaced by a mystery. she never returned from lunch. we considered that they knew his wife was having an affair. nearly 30 years, 60 investigators, and it kept coming back to one elusive suspect. we calmly said, i know how to get rid of the body. i think it s something that can be done over a lunch hour. it was basically now or never. when kathy heckel disappeared, police hello dateline . when kathy disappeared, police did not know if they were dealing with a missing person case or cold-blooded murder. with little evidence to go on, the investigation grew cold. decades later, a young detective who was just a kid when kathy vanished dusted off the old files. investigators could not solve her case then. could
she never returned from lunch. we considered her h us may have known her wife is having an affair. where was she? nearly 30 years, 60 investigators and it all kept coming back to one elusive suspect. just very calmly said i know how to get rid of a body so it would never ever be found. to him, i think murder is something that can be done over a lunch hour. just a heart beat away from not having a case. it was now or never situation. hello and welcome to dateline. when kathy didn t appear, they didn t know if they were dealing with cold blooded murder. with little evidence, the trail was cold. they dusted off the old files. investigators couldn t solve her case then, could he help solve it now? is josh with she didn t come home. time can be like a river, events streaming by. most barely make a ripple but a few like the sudden loss of a close friend, a child or parent have a way of circling back upon us in a loot of memory and regret. that s the way it been
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